For example, you can browse, and navigate, and choose the look or the cube file, and that will translate most of that over. You'll note there that when you apply that color effect, that you do have similar controls to Premiere Pro. Let's start by deleting the effect, and apply the lumetri color effect. This will then launch Adobe After Effects, and move the clip over. One of the easiest ways is to right click, and replace something with an After Effects composition. Remember, you have a wide range of doing this. Alright, I'd now like to send this to After Effects. Alright, that looks good, and for a little bit of style, let's put a small vignette on the edge. And, using the correction, here, I'm just gonna de-saturate that area slightly, so the reds aren't quite as intense, But, we'll sharpen those a bit to bring out the details in the rock. So, let's expand that out to select the red region. I think that the reds are just a tad bright. That looks pretty good, and that's looking pretty solid except I'd like to do a little bit of secondary correction. I'll recover that sky with the highlight slider, and lift the shadows just a bit. That looks good, the sky looks a bit better. It's a little strong, so let's try one of the more standard REC 709 ones. Using an input LUT, I'm gonna toss on that cinema LUT from Sony. In this case, I've got a shot of the Sedona desert, and I'd like to stylize this a bit.
Let's go ahead and grab one more piece of footage here, this ridge, and drop it into a new sequence. Fortunately, the lumetri effect is now pretty easy. Now you've seen me create a look and a LUT, and make it easy to collaborate within a Premiere Pro environment, but how 'bout Adobe After Effects.
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